Unreal Engine 4 Blueprints The Ultimate Developer Course

Unreal Engine 4 Blueprints – The Ultimate Developer Course, available at $119.99, has an average rating of 4.81, with 121 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 1675 reviews, and has 13319 subscribers.

You will learn about Students will create 3 complete games including a mobile game and will test it on their mobile device. Students will learn how to get beautiful game props, characters and environments online for free. Students will learn Unreal Engines Blueprint scripting system, which they will use to create gameplay. Students will create games without needing to learn coding. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners with no game development experience. or Experienced developers who want to brush up on their skills. or Programmers who want to solidify their Blueprint scripting skills. or Anyone who wants to release games and earn a side income from game sales. It is particularly useful for Beginners with no game development experience. or Experienced developers who want to brush up on their skills. or Programmers who want to solidify their Blueprint scripting skills. or Anyone who wants to release games and earn a side income from game sales.

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Summary

Title: Unreal Engine 4 Blueprints – The Ultimate Developer Course

Price: $119.99

Average Rating: 4.81

Number of Lectures: 121

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 121

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 122

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 122

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Students will create 3 complete games including a mobile game and will test it on their mobile device.

Students will learn how to get beautiful game props, characters and environments online for free.

Students will learn Unreal Engines Blueprint scripting system, which they will use to create gameplay.

Students will create games without needing to learn coding.

Who Should Attend

Beginners with no game development experience.

Experienced developers who want to brush up on their skills.

Programmers who want to solidify their Blueprint scripting skills.

Anyone who wants to release games and earn a side income from game sales.

Target Audiences

Beginners with no game development experience.

Experienced developers who want to brush up on their skills.

Programmers who want to solidify their Blueprint scripting skills.

Anyone who wants to release games and earn a side income from game sales.

This course will teach you how to create video games using Unreal Engine’s Blueprint system. Blueprints allows you to create top quality video games without any experience coding. You will create three complete video games, and we will package the third game for mobile and test on an actual mobile device! Learn all the basic game development skills including character mobility and animation, particle and sound effects, HUD elements like progress bars and on-screen animated text widgets, hazards and explosives, pickups, dynamic materials, gameplay mechanics like switches, doors, and much, much more!

This course is taught in Unreal Engine 4. Please be aware that you should use Unreal Engine 4.27 or earlier to follow along effectively. The template projects that exist in Unreal Engine 4 do not exist in Unreal Engine 5, though I provide the rolling ball template as a downloadable resource. If you use Unreal Engine 5, please do so at your own risk.

I am currently working hard to create new content in Unreal Engine 5 in the Blueprint domain. Though the content of this course is still very much relevant, I’m working to get a new Unreal Engine 5 Blueprint course made which will be up to date. Thank you!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Downloading Unreal Engine

Lecture 3: Editor Overview

Lecture 4: Maneuvering in the Viewport

Lecture 5: Viewport Icons

Lecture 6: Viewport Icons (continued)

Chapter 2: Actors

Lecture 1: Presentation – Blueprints and the Unreal Engine Hierarchy

Lecture 2: Actor Creation

Lecture 3: The Root Component

Lecture 4: Default vs. Instance

Lecture 5: The BeginPlay Event

Lecture 6: The Tick Event

Lecture 7: Overlap Events

Lecture 8: Casting

Lecture 9: Particle Emitters

Lecture 10: Scene Components

Lecture 11: Sequence Node

Lecture 12: IsValid Node

Lecture 13: Impulse

Lecture 14: Impulse (continued)

Lecture 15: Equals Object Node

Lecture 16: Hit Events

Lecture 17: Level Design

Lecture 18: Level Design (continued)

Chapter 3: Your First Game

Lecture 1: The Pawn Class

Lecture 2: Possessing the Pawn

Lecture 3: Pawn Movement

Lecture 4: Trigger Volumes

Lecture 5: Jumping

Lecture 6: Open Level

Lecture 7: Pickups

Lecture 8: Assets

Lecture 9: Physical Materials

Lecture 10: Damping

Lecture 11: On Sound Assets

Lecture 12: Play Sound

Lecture 13: Play Sound (continued)

Lecture 14: Particles

Lecture 15: Widget Component

Lecture 16: Changing Fonts

Lecture 17: Widget Visibility

Lecture 18: Animate Widget

Lecture 19: Bind Text

Lecture 20: Explosive

Lecture 21: HUD (Heads Up Display)

Lecture 22: HUD (continued)

Lecture 23: Saving the Game

Lecture 24: Button

Lecture 25: Door

Lecture 26: Door Sounds

Lecture 27: Movement Inputs

Lecture 28: Winning the Game

Lecture 29: Quit and Pause

Lecture 30: Booster

Lecture 31: Wall Jump

Lecture 32: Generic Button

Lecture 33: Generic Button 2 – Interfaces

Lecture 34: Construction Script

Lecture 35: Dynamic Materials

Lecture 36: Procedural Fence

Lecture 37: Collision Volumes

Lecture 38: Progress Bar

Lecture 39: Event Dispatchers

Lecture 40: Challenge: Health Pickups

Lecture 41: Packaging Your First Game

Chapter 4: Your Second Game

Lecture 1: Game 2 – New Game Project

Lecture 2: Game 2 – The Ball Class

Lecture 3: Game 2 – The Paddle Class

Lecture 4: Paddle Course Correcting

Lecture 5: The Brick Class

Lecture 6: Brick Damage

Lecture 7: Lives

Lecture 8: Lives (continued)

Lecture 9: Game States

Lecture 10: Countdown

Lecture 11: Oops

Lecture 12: Game Over

Lecture 13: Level Completed

Lecture 14: Game Instance

Lecture 15: Level 2

Lecture 16: Game Complete

Lecture 17: Level Design

Lecture 18: Packaging Your Second Game

Chapter 5: Your Third Game – Mobile!

Lecture 1: Top Down Project

Lecture 2: New Level

Lecture 3: Room Blueprint

Lecture 4: Character Animation

Lecture 5: Character Movement

Lecture 6: Touch Input

Lecture 7: Cameras

Lecture 8: Cameras (continued)

Lecture 9: Cursor Icon

Lecture 10: Cursor Animation

Lecture 11: Click vs Drag

Lecture 12: Character Selection

Instructors

Stephen Ulibarri
Engineer, Programmer, Game Developer, Author

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2 stars: 15 votes

3 stars: 100 votes

4 stars: 448 votes

5 stars: 1106 votes

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